On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 17:51:26 -0600, "Cliff Roman"
>> I have a GeForce2 Ultra 64mb card. I am getting screen flicker in
>> nascar4. It's mostly on the bottom of the screen and it does it while
>> driving, in player info screen, garage screen etc. Does anyone know
>> what this is and what I can do to fix it? Thanks in advance for any
>> help.
Go in there and you can edit your Anti-Aliasing as well as your Verticle
Sync
> On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 17:51:26 -0600, "Cliff Roman"
> >Turn of V-Sync in either D3D or OpenGL (depending on which one you use)
> >> I have a GeForce2 Ultra 64mb card. I am getting screen flicker in
> >> nascar4. It's mostly on the bottom of the screen and it does it while
> >> driving, in player info screen, garage screen etc. Does anyone know
> >> what this is and what I can do to fix it? Thanks in advance for any
> >> help.
> Go in there and you can edit your Anti-Aliasing as well as your Verticle
> Sync
> > I'm using D3D but I can't find the vsync setting anywhere in the
> > settings. Do you know where it is? Thanks for your help.
> > On Fri, 16 Feb 2001 17:51:26 -0600, "Cliff Roman"
> > >Turn of V-Sync in either D3D or OpenGL (depending on which one you use)
> > >> I have a GeForce2 Ultra 64mb card. I am getting screen flicker in
> > >> nascar4. It's mostly on the bottom of the screen and it does it while
> > >> driving, in player info screen, garage screen etc. Does anyone know
> > >> what this is and what I can do to fix it? Thanks in advance for any
> > >> help.
This is because drivers with a v-sync setting won't be given WHQL
certification by Microsoft anymore.
> This is because drivers with a v-sync setting won't be given WHQL
> certification by Microsoft anymore.
> > when you are in the Direct3D tab, at the bottom there is a button called
> > More D3D options
> > Go in there and you can edit your Anti-Aliasing as well as your Verticle
> > Sync
I have the latest official Det3 drivers - 6.50 - and have that option. I do
have HZ Tools for setting refresh rates, but I don't think it has anything
to do with me having the vsynch tab in d3d - then again, I'm usually wrong
:)
--
Don Burnette
> > I think you have to do some registry hack, or download some file off the
> net
> > before the v-sync setting appears. It's not there as default with any
of
> > the drivers i've tried. Anyone know how to do this?
> > This is because drivers with a v-sync setting won't be given WHQL
> > certification by Microsoft anymore.
> > > when you are in the Direct3D tab, at the bottom there is a button
called
> > > More D3D options
> > > Go in there and you can edit your Anti-Aliasing as well as your
Verticle
> > > Sync
> I have the latest official Det3 drivers - 6.50 - and have that option. I
do
> have HZ Tools for setting refresh rates, but I don't think it has anything
> to do with me having the vsynch tab in d3d - then again, I'm usually wrong
> :)
> --
> Don Burnette
